Posted on December 10, 2008 by Mark Baard
Scientists based in Oregon have been sampling sewerage through the United States, looking for traces of crystal meth, coke and other drugs, including coffee.
This study (excerpt and link, below), boasts new techniques to give authorities a picture of the levels of drug use in areas of concern to the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration.
Not surprisingly, crystal [...]
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Posted on November 29, 2008 by Mark Baard
Parallelnormal is not encouraged by the companies’ new innovation-idea-swapping agreement.
This item (excerpt, link, below) is about more than a cross-cultural exchange between two of the largest data-gathering giants on Earth.
I say, welcome to the Internet of Things. P&G wants all of its goods to bear RFID tags, which for the first time will match each [...]
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